Just adding my name to the list of people who got caught out by this. I have patched it on my sites for now and use the permissions edit_others_posts, but I would appreciate a formal release that addresses this.
You may want to consider making the permissions filterable or configurable in the UI.
Thanks for getting back to me. I have tested this today on an empty WordPress 6.1.1 installation with the Twenty Twenty-Two theme. No plugins are installed apart from Getwid Version 1.8.2.
In my screenshots, I have aded the class “element_1” to the first toggle element. In the HTML shown in my Web Inspector, there is no CSS class applied to the toggle row. I cannot find the class anywhere in the DOM. I tried a few times to save the page and reload, but this class never showed up.
It’s possible to ignore previously syndicated posts. You will need to set the field labeled ‘do not import posts earlier than this date’, and insert the date you stopped using your old plugin (in format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS).
In any case, this plugin will only ever import the latest 10 posts from the master site.
Hello,
I’m having the same problem. Wordfence is lowering the site’s memory limit to 128MB, ignoring values set elsewhere. These lines of code are broken, and there are examples elsewhere in WordPress of how to handle this better.
This logic could be shifted out to wp_raise_memory_limit() with a custom context to set the desired limit.
I’d submit a pull request, but I can’t see an obvious place to do that.
For now, I’ve had to manually patch line 41 of wordfence.php to increase the limit. Not a great solution, but given the lack of filter here I don’t have many other options.
My use-case is pretty basic. We just use the plugin to enable Algolia search (using the standard WP Theme template) with Auto Complete. Enabling this stops thumbnail generation from working properly
Do you have any idea of when you might release a fix?
